Priska Díaz I was creative from an early age. As a child, I never used the clothes or dollhouses that came with my new dolls because I wanted to make my own. After immigrating to the United States from Peru at 17, I kept that spirit alive. When I became a mother, my baby started getting colicky pain and gas as a result of bottle feeding. I used my background in design. I began making prototypes for a better bottle. Over the next three years, it became the Bare Airfree feeding system.

Priska's journey from childhood creativity to adult innovation showcases the incredible power of personal experience in shaping solutions. The challenges she faced with bottle feeding her colicky baby led her to recognize a gap in the market, prompting her to design the Bare Airfree feeding system. This evolution from a young girl's imaginative play to a mother's practical invention highlights how passions and problems can intertwine, leading to breakthroughs that resonate with other parents. The Bare Airfree system is not just a product; it's a real-world solution inspiring countless parents facing similar feeding challenges. By prioritizing the baby's comfort and wellness, Priska turned her frustration into innovation. Her journey emphasizes that creativity can emerge from necessity and that thoughtful design can fundamentally improve everyday experiences for families, making it a valuable lesson for aspiring inventors everywhere.